GST to IST Converter — UAE/Dubai Time to India
Convert UAE (Dubai) Time to India Standard Time instantly — no daylight saving to worry about.
Convert UAE (Dubai) Time to India Standard Time instantly — no daylight saving to worry about.
This tool converts a specific date and time from Gulf Standard Time (GST, UTC+4) — used across the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi) and most of the Gulf region — to India Standard Time (IST, UTC+5:30). Since neither zone observes daylight saving, the offset is a fixed 1 hour 30 minutes year-round, but the two half-hour offsets (GST at UTC+4, IST at UTC+5:30) still make manual mental math easy to get wrong.
An 11:00 AM GST meeting invite from a Dubai client lands at 12:30 PM IST the same day, every day of the year — a simple, fixed 1.5-hour addition with no seasonal exceptions.
GST (UAE/Gulf Standard Time) is 1 hour 30 minutes behind IST — a fixed gap all year round, since neither the UAE nor India observes daylight saving.
No — this GST refers to Gulf Standard Time (UTC+4, used in the UAE and Oman), a different zone from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, UTC+0, used in the UK in winter). The two share an abbreviation but nothing else; for UK time use our GMT to IST converter instead.
Yes — the UAE is home to one of the largest overseas Indian communities in the world, with millions of Indian professionals and workers, which is why IST-GST is one of the most practically useful time zone pairs for cross-border coordination between the two countries.